Okanagan Waterfront Site Plan

Absolutely the Best Waterfront and Lakeview Home Sites...

The most extraordinary Okanagan waterfront resort community, Adventure Bay takes utmost advantage of an incomparable site.

A splendid promontory perfectly contoured by nature to accommodate houses with unobstructed Okanagan Lake views.

A kilometre of Okanagan Lake waterfront protected by the Developer for all to enjoy swimming, boating and rock skipping in perpetuity.

Ribbons of green trail corridors lace the entire community for convenient access to natural areas.

A community site plan that invites exploration and neighbourly interaction.

View waterfront and lake view site plan here:

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Nothing Like It In The Okanagan

While the entire Okanagan Valley is blessed with spectacular natural beauty, this one place on Lake Okanagan is exceptional. Once you have walked the lands at Adventure Bay, you will be drawn here season after season – forever.

• Endless shoreline
• Shimmering lake water
• Mature Forests and verdant meadows
• Newborn fawns and soaring ospreys
• Saskatoon berries & Balsam Root

Where Nature Beckons You to Pause and Smell the Flowers.
(Vernon town centre just down the road)

Embrace this tranquil realm and imagine the possibilities for yourself and your family.

Act soon for the best selection of home sites in our second phase.

Eco – Innovations

Geothermal energy
On site storm water dispersal
Landscape with native plant species
Protect, preserve and restore habitat diversity
Avoid fragmentation of important biological habitats
Reduce erosion and other construction period impacts
Maximize on-site natural vegetation storm water absorption
Reduce the development’s footprint by designating building envelopes
Establish buffers around notable trees and interesting topographic features
Incorporate sensitive development practices – narrow roads, dark sky lighting
Minimize impervious surfaces and wide roadsides planted with non-native grasses
Limit the natural areas where heavy equipment operates to prevent soil compaction
Adopt land use & development strategies that are site specific yet context sensitive
Build inter-connecting pathways - cars are convenient but pedestrians retain priority
Design and build sustainable housing – solar orientation, geothermal energy
Low water use
Natural materials
Ample roof
overhangs